unlucky moonie, it's sods law that if your lights are going to stop working, it'll be at the mot.
I was lucky, i've finally found a garage that will mot according to age, and won't try applying 2009 standards to a 30 y/o car.
My only advisory was "vehicle structure has slight corrosion", not bad for a 30 y/o vehicle. The guy even reckoned that my flexi pipes were original, not sure myself though.
I was lucky, i've finally found a garage that will mot according to age, and won't try applying 2009 standards to a 30 y/o car.
My only advisory was "vehicle structure has slight corrosion", not bad for a 30 y/o vehicle. The guy even reckoned that my flexi pipes were original, not sure myself though.
dr pepper
New Member
Well the station is expected to mot a vehicle according to its age, thats the mot standard.
If a landy or any vehicle is v reg or earlier then you dont even need lights at all, but if they are fitted they have to work.
Congrats on passing, I go to a place that mot's rally prepped cars, and is sympathetic to their needs, so I have a bit of a chance.
If a landy or any vehicle is v reg or earlier then you dont even need lights at all, but if they are fitted they have to work.
Congrats on passing, I go to a place that mot's rally prepped cars, and is sympathetic to their needs, so I have a bit of a chance.
GingerPuss
Active Member
When I last took my Landy for the MOT, I stopped by my brother's house so he could drive me home from the test centre.
On the way, my indicators stopped working... and my brother told me the brake lights were also not working. BUT THEY HAD ALL BEEN WORKING BEFORE !!
On the way, my indicators stopped working... and my brother told me the brake lights were also not working. BUT THEY HAD ALL BEEN WORKING BEFORE !!
